How was the tumbler in the political arena of the Republic of China pulled down by a scholar?

As a tumbler in the political arena of the Republic of China, Mr. Kong Xiangxi has been firmly seated in the literary world and admired by people. However, it is said that he was finally pulled off the horse by a scholar. In fact, it was his own abuse of power, corruption and public dissatisfaction that led to this disaster. Kong Xiangxi was born in a declining merchant family in Shaanxi. His ancestors were from Shandong, but because their ancestors were assigned to Shanxi as officials, their descendants settled in Shanxi. Kong Xiangxi did business at home, but his family declined because his father was addicted to opium and his mother could not do business. However, Kong Xiangxi's mother knew something about education and attached importance to reading. Kong Xiangxi was sent to a private school to study at an early age, which laid the foundation for him to become a tumbler in the political arena of the Republic of China. Kong Xiangxi went to the United States to study and learn more advanced knowledge of culture and social sciences. 1905, Kong Xiangxi was admitted to the Graduate School of Yale University with excellent results to study mineralogy. Kong Xiangxi's philosophy and purpose have always been to revitalize industry and make the country strong through education.

After returning to China, Kong Xiangxi was highly valued, because China was also a time of employing people. Kong Xiangxi lived up to expectations and began to contribute to the education in China. Kong Xiangxi opened a school, revised the original curriculum, made the curriculum more diversified, and made great contributions to education. Kong Xiangxi later became a party member and a politician of the Kuomintang. Since then, Kong Xiangxi's officials have become bigger and bigger, and Kong Xiangxi's status as a "tumbler" in politics has become stronger and stronger. But by the time of War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression, everything had changed. Kong Xiangxi didn't think about contributing to the country, but used his power to seek personal gain for himself, and used his own relationship to make people who had relations with him become officials, that is, to open the back door. No longer as at the beginning, wholeheartedly contribute to the country's education and think about the country's future.

Kong Xiangxi's actions aroused strong dissatisfaction among the people. During the Anti-Japanese War, patriotic youths who had been baptized by new ideas hated this kind of thing, so they joined forces to report him. The power of public opinion is enormous. Kong Xiangxi was pulled out of office, ending his fate as a political "tumbler".